Blue Marble Tile Code40345

This marble-look tile is made from glazed vitrified material and has a matt finish. Its design combines a deep teal-blue field with turquoise movement, dark mineral-style clouds, and branching pale veins. The marble and stone appearances are decorative surface effects rather than natural materials. Installation products and substrate preparation should follow the manufacturer’s guidance for the intended floor or wall application.

The tile is specified for both floor and wall applications. It can be considered for suitable living rooms, bedrooms, dining areas, feature walls, reception zones, retail displays, and selected commercial interiors. Confirm the product’s documented rating for expected traffic, moisture exposure, substrate conditions, exterior use, and maintenance requirements before selecting it for any specific residential or commercial location.

No. A matt finish does not independently establish slip resistance or wet-floor safety. Before using code40345 in bathrooms, kitchens, entrances, balconies, or other moisture-prone areas, verify documented slip-resistance information and application approval. Appropriate waterproofing, drainage, slope, substrate preparation, adhesive, grout, movement joints, and professional installation may also be required as part of the complete flooring system.

The design presents a deep oceanic teal-blue field with turquoise tonal movement, dark cloudy areas, and branching pale veins. Irregular high-contrast lines create a dramatic marble-inspired composition across the large rectangular format. Lighting, viewing angle, grout color, screen settings, surrounding finishes, and production variation can influence the appearance, so inspect a current physical sample before ordering.

The tile measures 600x1200mm. Pack quantity and official pack coverage were not provided, so confirm these details before calculating requirements or placing an order. Measure the complete floor or wall area and include additional material for corners, openings, perimeter cuts, pattern distribution, accidental breakage, batch consistency, and spare pieces that may be useful for future repairs or replacements.

Dry-lay several tiles before fixing them to review vein direction, turquoise distribution, darker sections, joint width, and cut positions. Use an adhesive suitable for glazed vitrified tiles, the prepared substrate, and the specified application. A qualified installer should plan the starting point, edge alignment, perimeter cuts, transitions, movement joints, grout selection, and installation coverage according to manufacturer guidance.

Remove loose dust using a soft cloth, brush, or suitable vacuum, then clean the tile with water or a pH-neutral product recommended for glazed vitrified surfaces. Avoid abrasive pads, harsh acids, sharp tools, and untested chemicals that may mark the matt finish. Wipe spills promptly and test unfamiliar cleaners on a concealed section before wider use.